GCSE History
At The Yellow House School, the AQA GCSE History qualification provides students with a comprehensive and engaging exploration of pivotal historical events, figures, and movements that have shaped the world. This course not only deepens students' knowledge of the past but also helps develop key skills such as critical thinking, analysis, and evidence-based argumentation, all of which are valuable for further academic study and everyday life.
The curriculum covers a diverse range of British and international history, enabling students to explore significant historical periods and themes. These might include topics like conflict and tension, power and democracy, and social change. Through studying these, students gain a greater understanding of the complexity of historical narratives and the global impact of political, social, and economic developments.
Assessment for the AQA GCSE History qualification is primarily through written exams, where students demonstrate their ability to analyse sources, construct well-reasoned arguments, and evaluate historical interpretations. At The Yellow House, we ensure that every student is provided with personalized support tailored to their learning style, ensuring they have the best opportunity to succeed.
Through small class sizes and individual attention, we aim to foster a genuine appreciation of history and its relevance in today’s world. The skills acquired in this course not only prepare students for further education but also cultivate their ability to think critically and engage thoughtfully with current events and societal issues.
The curriculum covers a diverse range of British and international history, enabling students to explore significant historical periods and themes. These might include topics like conflict and tension, power and democracy, and social change. Through studying these, students gain a greater understanding of the complexity of historical narratives and the global impact of political, social, and economic developments.
Assessment for the AQA GCSE History qualification is primarily through written exams, where students demonstrate their ability to analyse sources, construct well-reasoned arguments, and evaluate historical interpretations. At The Yellow House, we ensure that every student is provided with personalized support tailored to their learning style, ensuring they have the best opportunity to succeed.
Through small class sizes and individual attention, we aim to foster a genuine appreciation of history and its relevance in today’s world. The skills acquired in this course not only prepare students for further education but also cultivate their ability to think critically and engage thoughtfully with current events and societal issues.
Humanities
At The Yellow House, our Humanities program offers a broad and engaging curriculum that spans Religious Education, History, and Geography. The course is highly flexible and personalized, allowing students to combine units tailored to their individual needs and abilities.
With over 10 units available in each subject, students can work with us to create a personalized curriculum that suits their interests and goals. Each unit earns credit values ranging from 1 to 4, which contribute towards the final qualification, awarded as follows:
Assessment is based on completing tasks and activities that demonstrate mastery of the unit's criteria. This allows us to be creative and flexible in our approach to learning, ensuring that students can engage with the material in ways that work best for them.
Our small group settings and one-to-one teaching provide personalized support for all students, ensuring that we meet diverse learning needs and help each individual thrive.
If you have any queries or questions relating to Humanities and the units that can be covered within this subject please do not hesitate to contact: joanne.dearden@theyellowhouseschool.org.uk or lydia.prime@theyellowhouseschool.org.uk
With over 10 units available in each subject, students can work with us to create a personalized curriculum that suits their interests and goals. Each unit earns credit values ranging from 1 to 4, which contribute towards the final qualification, awarded as follows:
- Award – 8 to 12 credits
- Certificate – 13 to 36 credits
- Diploma – 37+ credits
Assessment is based on completing tasks and activities that demonstrate mastery of the unit's criteria. This allows us to be creative and flexible in our approach to learning, ensuring that students can engage with the material in ways that work best for them.
Our small group settings and one-to-one teaching provide personalized support for all students, ensuring that we meet diverse learning needs and help each individual thrive.
If you have any queries or questions relating to Humanities and the units that can be covered within this subject please do not hesitate to contact: joanne.dearden@theyellowhouseschool.org.uk or lydia.prime@theyellowhouseschool.org.uk
At The Yellow House, our Humanities program offers a broad and engaging curriculum that spans Religious Education, History, and Geography. The course is highly flexible and personalized, allowing students to combine units tailored to their individual needs and abilities.
With over 10 units available in each subject, students can work with us to create a personalized curriculum that suits their interests and goals. Each unit earns credit values ranging from 1 to 4, which contribute towards the final qualification, awarded as follows:
Assessment is based on completing tasks and activities that demonstrate mastery of the unit's criteria. This allows us to be creative and flexible in our approach to learning, ensuring that students can engage with the material in ways that work best for them.
Our small group settings and one-to-one teaching provide personalized support for all students, ensuring that we meet diverse learning needs and help each individual thrive.
If you have any queries or questions relating to Humanities and the units that can be covered within this subject please do not hesitate to contact: joanne.dearden@theyellowhouseschool.org.uk or lydia.prime@theyellowhouseschool.org.uk
With over 10 units available in each subject, students can work with us to create a personalized curriculum that suits their interests and goals. Each unit earns credit values ranging from 1 to 4, which contribute towards the final qualification, awarded as follows:
- Award – 8 to 12 credits
- Certificate – 13 to 36 credits
- Diploma – 37+ credits
Assessment is based on completing tasks and activities that demonstrate mastery of the unit's criteria. This allows us to be creative and flexible in our approach to learning, ensuring that students can engage with the material in ways that work best for them.
Our small group settings and one-to-one teaching provide personalized support for all students, ensuring that we meet diverse learning needs and help each individual thrive.
If you have any queries or questions relating to Humanities and the units that can be covered within this subject please do not hesitate to contact: joanne.dearden@theyellowhouseschool.org.uk or lydia.prime@theyellowhouseschool.org.uk
